US EditionTrump signs tax and spending cut bill at White House July 4 ceremony
- President Donald Trump signed a tax and spending cut bill into law on July 4, supported by almost unanimous Republican backing in Congress.
- The legislation extends Trump’s 2017 tax cuts and cuts Medicaid and food stamps by $1.2 trillion, projected to affect 11.8 million people.
- Trump thanked Republican members of Congress during the signing, saying, 'What they did is incredible,' while criticizing Democrats for their opposition.
- Polls indicate that nearly 60% of Americans find it 'unacceptable' the bill will add over $3 trillion to the national debt of $36 trillion over the next decade.
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July 4, 2025 – Washington – EFE. President Donald Trump signed a new tax and budget cut law that he described as his greatest achievement so far. The measure, which will significantly reduce federal government taxes and expenditures, was ratified during a ceremony in the White House coinciding with the celebration of Independence Day. This legislation contemplates a strong adjustment in social assistance programs and is anticipated to increase t…
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